The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-11
Personal and Society.

| Personal ana society.
Geo r. Porter has gone East to recreate for Q
fortnight
/ Mr. and Mrs W. D. Seaton have gone on a
/ trip to the Northern lakes.
Mrs Clara Burt. of Union City, is visiting the
| family of Governor Gray.
| Mr.. Otto Hasselman has returned from a stay
| of several weeks in New Y ork.
Isaac Kahn is seriously sick at his residence
| No. 139 North Delaware street.
| Miss Ollie Swerer, OF Columbus, O., ia visit
! ing her aunt, Mrs. Isaac 2. Gray.
Mrs. Max Gundelfnger has gone down to
| Columbus to visit friends for few days
Miss Ella Waite and Miss Addie Wilss are visit.
| ing the formers sister, Mrs Frost, in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilder left yesterday
for the East to spend three weeks with relatives.
| Albert Gall has recovered from his recent
severe illness and is again at his place of bust
Mrs Fl. c. Long has returned from a six
weeks visit to Saratoga and the Thousand ISL
ands
Miss AIMS Constant is quite i'll at the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. H. Miller on North Delaware
street.
West Baden to remain fortnight or three
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Bassett will leave to-
morrow for New England. to be gone several
weeks.
Mr. Isaac Kantrowisz left this morning for
New York, to be gone three weeks for fall purs
chases.
Miss May Robinson has gone North for her
health, where she will remain the rest OF the
=
i'll Bishop. of Bishop & Huntington. re-
turned last evening from Pittsburg, whore he
spent several days.
Mr.. Geo. Townley and son, Miss Mary Ross.
Mrs. G. c. Foster and family and Mrs. MacIn-
tire left yesterday for Niagara Falls and Canada.
Mr.. Berg Applegate and sister-in-law Mrs.
Morris, left yesterday for West Baden. They
will make short visit to Mr. and Mrs. David
Wallace at the Cataract before returning.
Hon. ]. S. Hinton, the wellknown colored
orator, will speak at the old settlers meeting at
Lyons, Greene county. on next Wednesday, and
on the following Friday at Newburg. Warwick
county
Mr. Harry Shartle, formerly a we'll known
resident of this CITY, now living at Bowling
Green, KY. was married last week to young
lady of that place. and spent the early part of
this week with Mr.. Shartles brother Mr.. Ellis
Shartle, on North New jersey street..
News was received yesterday ne death of
DR.. d. w. Layman. at Putnamville. Ind, where
he had been practicing physician for nearly
sixty years and was probably one Of the best
known men in that part of the State. He was
the father of James I. Layman, Mrs. r. s.
Dorsey and Mrs. w. J. Kercheval, of this city.
The body will be inferred in the family lot at
Crown Hill Cemetery.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New Denison Hotel: George J: Langsdale. Green
castle; A D. Bond Richmond; A. R. Shroysr. Logans-
Lima O.; Jno. s. Howard B. Kahn. Columbus J. B.
Seymour. Gloucester l.. Is: Pendleton. Hartford
George H. Harris. E. r. Hutchins, Columbus.
Bates House: H. G. Fisk, VIM. Cummings De-
catur; John R. Cravens. wife, child and Madi-
son; VIM F. Gard, Meriden, Conn: r. L. Ireland.
Madison; B. w Dodge T. A. Platt. Providence. r. L.;
J. F. McElroy, Lansing. Mich Miss c. E. Smith.
Nashville: n. S: Hauk. Springfield; W. d. Jones.
Richmond F. T. Powell, jamestown. y. Y; j. d. S.
Medley. Lima, O.; A. F. Armstrong, Kokomo.
Grand Hotel: J. j. Daniels j. S. Steele. Rockville:
w. E. Blacklidge. Kokomo T. p Keator. Fort
Wayne; John NJ Smith. Portland r. B. Busch, Co.
lumbus John V Hadley; Danville NJ c. Kitchen,
Kokomo; John Finch. l.. Keller. South Bend; G. A.
Cartright. Elkhart; w. G. Burk. Thorntown; J. L.
Cox r II. Tarleton. Martinsvile;A. Neat NewAlbany;
Z. E. Stroup, Shelbyville; H. f. Perry, Blooming
ton; W. n. Matthew'S Elettsville; Wright and wife.
Lafayette j. NJ. Barton, Danville; III. S. Chandler,
Richmond w. b. Newman, Logansport R. w.
Thompson, Fl. NJ. Henderson, Goshen; g. L. Mack
intosh. Charlottesville: Robt b. Brinton South Bend;
S. w. Jackson Fort Wayne.